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Jean Miller | Bees & Beekeeping in Thailand – “Giants, Dwarfs and Some Like Ours: Honey Bee Diversity”
The world’s distribution of honey bee species is discussed highlighting Thailand as a hotspot of diversity where four native and one non-native species live. (Apis dorsata, A. florea, A. […]
Lynn Adler | Disease Where you Dine: The role of floral traits in pollinator-pathogen interactions
To Register email: president@bostonbeekeepers.org Free to all BABA members! Lynn Adler is an evolutionary ecologist who studies how floral resources affect pollinator health. She is a professor in the Biology […]
Mass Audubon | Insects in Winter
Insects in Winter(This is not an event organized or hosted by BABA) When: January 28, 2023 (Saturday) 1:00-2:30pm Location: Boston Nature Center and Wildlife Sanctuary, Mattapan 500 Walk Hill Street, […]
Jean Miller | Beekeeping in Kenya: History, Culture, Tradition, and Modern Practices, Current Problems and What We Can Learn
To register email: president@bostonbeekeepers.orgFree to all BABA members! Jean Miller has been a beekeeper since 2014 and became a Cornell University Master Beekeeper in 2021. Presentation addresses: Honey History and […]
Mass Audubon | Introduction to Native Bees
Introduction to Native Bees(This is not an event organized or hosted by BABA) February 11, 2023 (Saturday) 1:00-2:30pm Location: Boston Nature Center and Wildlife Sanctuary, Mattapan Audience: Adult FREE to […]
Mass Audubon | Solitary Bees and Bee Hotels
Solitary Bees and Bee Hotels(This is not an event organized or hosted by BABA) February 25, 2023 (Saturday) 1:00-2:30pm Location: Boston Nature Center and Wildlife Sanctuary, Mattapan Audience: Adult FREE […]
Alison McAfee PhD | The Perilous Life of a Drone
To register email:president@bostonbeekeepers.org Free to all BABA members!! The perilous life of a drone Drone honey bees are woefully understudied. An abundance of healthy, high-quality drones are necessary to produce […]
Nathan Reid | Lessons Learned in Beekeeping – Things I’m Passionate About
EAS Master Beekeeper 21' Head Beekeeper at the Best Bees Co. Nate grew up in Maryland helping to take care of a few hives in his backyard. Taking that experience with […]
Andrew Coté | HONEY AND VENOM: Urban Beekeeping
Andrew Coté is an author and a fourth generation beekeeper, Andrew Coté, the owner of Andrew's Local Honey, has been a pioneer in urban beekeeping. Andrew has hives all across […]
How Bad Is It? Using Mite-Drop Counts to Measure & Control Varroa Infestation
By Larry VandeVenter -- Boston beekeeper; BABA and Classroom Hives board member. Like pinballs, mites regularly fall off bees and end up on the hive's bottom board. Counting the number […]
Frontiers in Small Hive Beetle Control
Frontiers in Small Hive Beetle ControlDate: Thursday, Dec. 7, 2023, 7:00-8:30pm via Zoom Location: Zoom Register for Lecture As far back as the 1960s, the American beekeeping industry had identified […]